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2024 - Principal Investigator

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Andi Thode

Professor

Director - AZ Wildlife Initiative

Lead SW Fire Science Consortium

andi.thode@nau.edu

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Drew Peltier

University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Assistant Professor

drew.peltier@unlv.edu

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Park Williams

University of California, Los Angeles

Professor

Ladder Faculty

williams@Geog.ucla.edu

Beth Rose

Beth Rose Middleton

University of California, Davis

Professor & Designated Emphasis Chair

Graduate Advisor

brmiddleton@ucdavis.edu

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Alexander (Sasha) Gershunov

Scripps Institution of Oceanography

Research Meteorologist

agershunov@ucsd.edu

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Michelle Baker

Utah State University

Dean - College of Science

Professor

michelle.baker@usu.edu

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